What does a typical day on the risk graduate scheme look like an how can I make myself stand out from others?
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Chloe R. asked during the live chat In the Spotlight: Our Commercial Banking, Finance, Risk & Sustainable Financial Wellbeing Graduate Schemes - Heavily Sub to Lloyds Banking Group
Category: Day to Day
Date asked: Monday, November 15, 2021
Last reviewed: Monday, November 15, 2021
Cameron H.
Risk Management Graduate
Hi Chloe - a typical day on the Risk scheme depends on the team that you are placed in. As Risk is such a broad area of the bank that deals with a wide variety of things, one person working in a support risk function such as Risk Assurance may have a very different day to day experience than someone working in the Business Support Unit, for example. In my opinion, one way to stand out is to be as keen as possible and put yourself forward for extra 'side of desk' duties, as there are a lot of excellent opportunities and teams that you can join external to your day to day team. Hope this helps and good luck!
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